Tojo’s rise installed a hard-line, militarist leader at Japan’s helm during the tense months before Pearl Harbor, shaping Japanese policy and heightening U.S.–Japan confrontation that would soon lead to war.
On October 18, 1941, General Hideki Tojo was appointed prime minister and minister of war of Japan.
Tojo’s rise installed a hard-line, militarist leader at Japan’s helm during the tense months before Pearl Harbor, shaping Japanese policy and heightening U.S.–Japan confrontation that would soon lead to war.
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